Is the second unit exploitable?
You might be able to pull it off by using hacdiskmount, but there's the chance of brickage.
Or just use Checkpoint, as some people around here use it to that same purpose.
You might be able to pull it off by using hacdiskmount, but there's the chance of brickage.
Or just use Checkpoint, as some people around here use it to that same purpose.
As mentioned by 'eyeliner' the only way to keep your second Switch clean is to do it with hacdiskmount.
Basically it's creating a dump of the NAND, mounting that with a PC, add the save files and flash back the NAND again.
A lot of risk involved if you don't know what you exactly need to do.
The save files can indeed be retrieved with CheckPoint from the first Switch.
But since CheckPoint only runs on a CFW, you can't use it to copy your save files to the clean Switch.
Basically it's creating a dump of the NAND, mounting that with a PC, add the save files and flash back the NAND again.
A lot of risk involved if you don't know what you exactly need to do.
The save files can indeed be retrieved with CheckPoint from the first Switch.
But since CheckPoint only runs on a CFW, you can't use it to copy your save files to the clean Switch.
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Psionic Roshambo:
I have 16GBs of DDR4 that I have been using forever lol 3200 with extremely low latency -
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Psionic Roshambo:
32GBs is the baseline for 4K video editing these days and lots of recommendations for 64GBs but for games 16,GBs is honestly plenty for a long time.
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like a 250 dollar kit back when DDR4 was Intel only